The Spot Louisville

The Spot Louisville offers 25,000 sq. ft. of rock climbing, fitness, yoga, and community in the heart of Louisville, Colorado. With massive lead walls, a yoga studio, a spacious training area, and designated kid zones, The Spot Louisville has something for all climbers, no matter your experience or focus.

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Love the TB2? This is your chance to show your stuff. Teams of two can qualify from September 21 through October 5 at either our Denver or Louisville locations. Finals in Denver October 8.

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Location and Hours

The Spot Louisville
1754 Dogwood Street
Louisville CO 80027
(303) 317-3770

Monday – Friday: 6:00am – 11:00pm

Saturday – Sunday: 8:00am – 8:00pm

LABOR DAY SEPT 7TH: 8:00am – 8:00pm

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4.7
Based on 654 reviews
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Maynor Acosta
2 years ago
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Ashley
2 years ago
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Philip Harvey
2 years ago
Great climbing gym
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john tatum
2 years ago
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Z L
2 years ago
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Josh Einhorn
2 years ago
I climb at this location at least once a week. The staff are superb, all super friendly and helpful, and the setting is usually quite good (both bouldering and sport)
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Tomasz Swiderek
2 years ago
Loads of fun routes and problems! Awesome peeps of course, and helpful!
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Travis Paul
2 years ago
Great Gym!
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brannon fisk
2 years ago
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chris smith
2 years ago
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Battle Whale
2 years ago
Staff is so incredibly friendly. Especially Tory who very excitedly showed me the ropes as a complete beginner. I was intimidated, but he was so welcoming and jovial. Thanks for a great morning!
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Will Chang
2 years ago
I recently participated in an Adult Training Series session with Chris Deuto at the Louisville gym, and can't say enough good things about my experience. I'm pretty active for 46 (running and climbing mostly), but I haven't had a strength-training routine in years and have been dealing with chronic pain, minor injuries, and decreased flexibility that I knew would only get worse with age. Chris' approach was to create a regimen of warm-ups, range-of-motion exercises, and stretches— one set specific to climbing, the other for running. Half a week in, I'm already noticing a difference.

I really appreciated Chris' clear and thoughtful communication style and respectful energy. (For any BIPOC folks reading this, I'm an Indigenous woman, and this session felt like a safe space, which can be hard to find around here sometimes!) Just a day or two after our session, he followed up with an easy-to-read, color-coded workout plan, and even texted short videos when I couldn't remember the names of some exercises.

Finally, a note on cost— $70 was a big stretch for my current budget, and I almost didn't sign up because I've already given this gym (starting with Evo) so much of my money over the years and haven't always felt like I was getting my money's worth. But for two hours of private, customized instruction, plus a workout plan, plus Chris' support and quick response time post-session, it was worth every penny. I'm encouraging my husband to sign up, and have shared this with another friend who climbs here too. Really hope they continue to offer these sessions— I will definitely be back again when our finances are stabler.

Also, clarity on my rating-- Chris gets 5 stars. The gym as a whole is a 4, with room for improvement.
A wonderful place to climb. The staff are nice, with a few exceptions of those who seem like they hate their job. The bouldering area has lots of variety for beginners or more experienced climbers, and changes frequently to keep you interested. Though it is very small and could be bigger.
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Felix Rios
2 years ago
Great Spot for climbing! Took some great lead & anchoring classes with Alex and overall the staff has been phenomenal at all the locations I’ve been to!
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Alina A
4 years ago
Go here!!! Great staff & loads of classes to help you improve your technique. Auto belays are available on your solo days.

Yoga classes are included with monthly membership, as well as discounted prices on technique classes offered. They even provide courses to help you transition from indoor to outdoor climbs. The community is great - you’re bound to make friends along the way. Can’t say enough good things. Check out The Spot!

Climbing Classes

Our classes will give you everything you need to climb with confidence. Whether you’re a total beginner or an old-school crusher looking to brush up on some skills, our experienced instructors are here to support you.

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Yoga Classes

We offer yoga classes for all levels in our beautiful upstairs studio. Join our instructors for Power Flow, Slow Flow, or Vinyasa Flow, plus special yoga workshops.

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Youth Programs

Check out our camps and clubs to build confidence and make friends. Check out The Spot Team to train with expert coaches, climb in competitions, and take your athlete’s climbing to the next level.

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You Might Be Wondering …

How big is The Spot Louisville?

The Spot Louisville is roughly 25,000 sq. ft. with climbing walls up to 45 feet tall.

What kind of walls and equipment are there?

Downstairs you’ll find huge 45-foot roped walls including a dedicated lead wall, dozens of top ropes and auto belays, and even a spec 10m IFSC Speed Wall, as well as a massive bouldering area.

Upstairs you’ll find a full fitness area, hangboard stations, campus boards, a Moon Board, a Tension Board 2, and more.

We also have a yoga studio and a kids’ climbing area (just ask about the Room of Doom when you arrive!).

Does my membership work at all gyms?

Members have unlimited access to all of our gyms, unless you purchase a membership that is specifically described as location-specific.